Second Generation Homeopaths (S1007)
from 1M: a Homeopath's Podcast Hosted by Kelly Callahan
The Present: Lucky are the children whose parents choose homeopathy as their primary mode of healthcare and prevention. What happens when a parent *is* a homeopath? How does that influence the life and career choice of their children? Today, interviews with Leiah Golden, daughter of Isaac Golden of Australia, pioneer of modern homeoprophylaxis; and Jane Frederick, daughter of Nancy Frederick founder and principal of the Baylight Center for Homeopathy in Portland, Maine and long-time student of Lou Klein and Jan Scholten. Leiah and Jane share their experiences as children with homeopathy as a dominant influence in their early years, as well as how they each have embraced homeopathy, in different ways, to both practice and forward the work of their respective parents. The Past: A more recent archival reading from the 1999 American Homeopath journal: I read excerpts from an interview with Dr. Ronald Whitmont, son of influential homeopath Dr. Edward Whitmont, on his life and contribution to homeopathy. The Future: What group of remedies best encapsulates the idea of a Second Generation? You'll have to listen to find out, as I compare three small remedies with one big thing in common... and as it turns out, some themes across symptoms as well. Happy October! Thanks for listening, please share widely, and enjoy!
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